Here today for your consideration we have this stately Edwardian sterling silver coffee pot, made by Hardy Brothers of Birmingham, c-1906. The pot is of oval form with half-fluting to the lower half and wooden handle and finial, being of good quality and gauge throughout. Condition is good used, with no major damage to note (a few stubborn spots will benefit from a dedicated polish). The handle is tight to the body, with the finial having a small and stable fracture. The pot features a well executed dated monogram to one face, with the hallmarks about 70% overall. The spout is without damage, with the pot pouring beautifully. A fine early 20th century teapot from an English firm that has stood the test of time.
The pot stands 26cm tall and measures 24.5cm handle-to-spout. It has a comfortable capacity of 1,100mls and weighs in at 667gms unpacked.
